CHILLIE x DISCARDED feat. PIXIE GELDOF
- lydiamcneill
- 2 days ago
- 2 min read
LOOK 1: Vintage Rebellion Meets Urban Edge
Base: White or black boxers
Start with the simplicity of the boxer short, either colourway works and build from there. Use the collection’s red and black as anchor points: add a vintage red leather jacket for a punch of energy and ground it with worn-in black biker boots. This is a high-low mix that feels intentionally unfinished, popping with contrast. It’s off-duty model meets east London punk - cool without trying but unmistakably styled.
Hartley Tip: “The red tones energise the look - it’s a nod to something rebellious. The boxers give it that unexpected twist that keeps it street and not costume.”
LOOK 2: Boxer Chic with a Hint of Rebellion
Base: White or black boxers and t-shirt
Reimagine shirting by taking the oversized tee and either tucking it into the waistband or tying it at the waist - front or back depending on your mood. Then, elevate with a silk scarf styled as a bandana around the head. Go red or black to echo the capsule’s colour story. The overall effect is relaxed yet razor-sharp: part Parisian skater, part ‘90s beach movie revival. Reverse the tee to refresh the look.
Hartley Tip: “It’s about freedom. The scarf makes it playful, almost cinematic. You’re creating movement and story with the same few pieces.”
LOOK 3: Androgyny with a Dandy Lean
Base: White or black boxers
Now take the scarf and flip the narrative. Tie it around the neck like a loose cravat. Add white socks and chunky loafers or a pair of lace-up vintage sneakers to steer the look into dandy-meets-sport. The boxers feel tailored, the tee feels intentional, and the whole thing becomes a play on a uniform.
Hartley Tip: “This is genderless styling at its best. You’re riffing on prep, on polish, but with softness and swagger. It’s endlessly remixable.”
In a world where everything old becomes new again, the Discarded capsule offers a blank canvas - two effortlessly cool essentials: the classic tee and tailored boxer short, in crisp black and white. Designed with versatility at its core, this collection encourages playful styling and self-expression. The t-shirt is fully reversible, offering more ways to wear, twist, and reinterpret - it’s a subtle detail that expands the styling possibilities and invites multiple outfit changes with minimal effort. These are foundation pieces and are endlessly reworkable.
Sunday Times Style - Sunday 17 August
Pixie Geldof is our muse - modelling the collection featuring a reversible ‘90s vintage tee, boxer shorts and leather pouch for a complete summer fit.
Stock is limited and proceeds go to @felixprojectuk
*Note that each T-shirt within the capsule collection is unique and pre-loved, so stock and sizes are limited. There is no connection between Discarded Spirits Co. or CHILLIE LONDON and any original logos or designs inside the upcycled t-shirts
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